The comic-book based film Dredd 3D is a change of pace for the versatile actress and on her recent trip to the Valley, Nerdvana was fortunate to sit in on a round-table interview with Olivia Thirlby where she talked about the more sensitive side of Dredd.
But she has also been in movies as varied as The Darkest Hour and No Strings Attached. Thirlby is best known for her role as Leah, in the hit independent film Juno. Judge Anderson is played by actress Olivia Thirlby, who is much smaller and daintier in person than the action heroine she plays on screen in Dredd 3D – a significant affirmation of her acting abilities. That day ends up being a roller-coaster ride of death and violence as the two go up against drug lords who manufacture “slo-mo” that allows its users to experience life at 1% of normal speed. In the new film, Dredd is partnered with a rookie Judge Cassandra Anderson, who is also a psychic-medium and has one day to prove her worth or be rejected by the Judge system.
But the new movie is more of a gritty re-envisioning of the comic-book source material than a direct remake of Sylvester Stallone’s Judge Dredd from 1995. The new film Dredd 3D follows a day-in-the-life of the post-apocalyptic Mega City One’s most famous judge, jury and executioner – Judge Dredd.
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